ROYAL WEEK RECAP, VOL. 38
Your Weekly Royal Edit
Belgium
- King Philippe, Queen Mathilde and children participated in Car Free Day in Brussels. They were joined by Prince Leopold of Nassau.
- Queen Mathilde and King Philippe attended the concert “Für Jan van Eyck” at the Saint Bavo Cathedral in Ghent.
- Queen Mathilde wore burgundy dress as she visited the Centre for the Evaluation of Vaccinations (CEV) of the University of Antwerp.
- After finishing her one month military initiation training in Elsenborn, Princess Elisabeth receive her blue beret from the Royal Military Academy in Brussels during a ceremony in the presence of her parents, King Philippe and Queen Mathilde.
Denmark
- Danish Royal House has released a new official portrait of Her Majesty Queen Margrethe II of Denmark to mark her 80th birthday.
- A look back at Queen Margrethe’s 80th birthday celebration.
Luxembourg
- After his christening, Prince Charles accompanied by his parents Guillaume and Stéphanie attended the planting of a tree in honor of his birth.
Monaco
- Prince Albert II, Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella participated in the 2nd edition of World Cleanup Day in the Principality.
- Prince Albert II, Princess Caroline of Hanover and daughter-in-law Beatrice Borromeo Casiraghi attended the inaugural concert of the new Place du Casino.
- Charlotte Casiraghi attended the “Par le bout du nez” press preview. She was also a guest at French television program L’Info du Vrai.
- Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene attended the Monte-Carlo Gala For Planetary Health on the Terraces of the Opera of Monaco.
Netherlands
- As United Nations Secretary-General’s Special Advocate for Inclusive Finance for Development (UNSGSA), Queen Maxima delivered a speech during the virtual meeting G7 Partnership for Womens Digital Financial Inclusion in Africa at the 75th General Assembly of the United Nations (UNGA).
- King Willem-Alexander payd a working visit to the North / South line of the Amsterdam Metro (Dutch: Amsterdamse metro). At Europaplein metro station, he talks to a traveler and an employee of The Gemeente Vervoerbedrijf Amsterdam (GVB) about their experiences with the metro line. ⠀
Norway
- King Harald, 83, has been taken to the hospital due to a respiratory issue. The cause of his illness is unknown, though he has tested negative for COVID-19. Crown Prince Haakon will serve as regent while his father recuperates. The palace announced that King Harald will remain on sick leave until October 4. His condition is improving, but he will remain at the hospital over the weekend for close monitoring.
- Queen Sonja visited Lillehammer to officially open a new museum built from her childhood home.
Spain
- Queen Sofia took part on a beach cleaning with several volunteers as part of the LIBERA Project’s “1m2 for beaches and seas” campaign
- On World Cancer Research Day, Queen Letizia attended a meeting at AECC (Spanish Association Against Cancer) at the AECC Headquarters in Madrid.
La Reina preside el acto principal de la @aecc_es con motivo del Día Mundial de la investigación en Cáncer. #WorldCancerResearchDay https://t.co/KkuATKscJ7 pic.twitter.com/r3kLQffvYM
— Casa de S.M. el Rey (@CasaReal) September 24, 2020
Sweden
- Prince Carl Philip and Princess Sofia attended a preview of the theatre performance “If I say something, it only gets worse…”
- Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel visited Studio Rymden in Stockholm to get more information about how the covid-19 pandemic has affected Swedish music producers. During the visit, the Crown Princess couple met music producer Daniel Bengtson, who had the opportunity to talk about the situation of the industry.
- Crown Princess Victoria and children Princess Estelle and Prince Oscar visited the exhibition ′′Look at the rugs – find me′′.
United Kingdom
- Prince Edward, Sophie of Wessex, Lady Louise Windsor and James, Viscount Severn visited the Southsea Beach to take part in the Great British Beach Clean.
- The Duchess of Cambridge spent the day hearing about the importance of parent-powered support programmes at the Battersea Park in London.
- The Princess Royal visited George Watson’s College in Edinburgh to officially open their new Junior School building. The Princess listened in on pupils’ lessons as she toured the learning spaces, and visited the school’s new library. The visit marked exactly 88 years to the day since her great uncle, Prince George, The Duke of Kent, opened the main school building which is still used today.
- The Countess of Wessex visited Coverwood Farm in Surrey as Patron of the Association of Show and Agricultural Organisations. Her Royal Highness was there to hear about the importance of local food production, the challenges faced by farmers as a result of coronavirus and the opportunities facing farmers and food producers to meet the growing interest in supporting and buying locally and sustainably.
- Buckingham Palace announced that Princess Eugenie is pregnant and expecting to give birth early next year.
- The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge has shared new photos of their children George, Charlotte and Louis with Sir David Attenborough.
Royal Brides
- Princess Beatrice visited the special display of her wedding dress in the State Room at Windsor Castle.
- Royal Bride: Princess Sibilla of Luxembourg. The wedding of Sibilla Weiller and Prince Guillaume at Versailles Cathedral on September 24, 1994.
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